Genesis "We Can't Dance" (Virgin ©1991)

Tony
Banks used a lot the Korg WS on this album (jointly with a Roland
JD-800 and an Ensoniq VFX). He also used these synths - among others -
during the "The Way We Walk" tour (he replaced the VFX by a SD-1). You
can hear the RAM3 21 "Analog Strings"
Performance as a soft pad during the "Fading Lights" (Track 12)
song beginning. Middle part of this long progressive song includes a
large synth solo when you can recognize the ROM 04 "Mini Lead" slightly modified Performance:
Michael Jackson "HIStory" (Epic ©1995)

According
to a Steve Porcaro interview (he programmed and played synths on
original songs from this Michael Jackson's double album), pads from
"Stranger In Moscow" (CD2 - Track 3) contained Korg WS Performances:

Dire Straits "On Every Street" (Vertigo ©1991)

You
can clearly recognize a Korg WS Wave Sequence during the "Planet Of New
Orleans" (Track 11) introduction, just after the wonderful Mark
Knopfler's guitar solo. This Wave Sequence is played then during the
whole song:
George Duke "Illusions" (Warner Bros ©1995)

George
Duke used a Korg WS - among other synths - for this album. You can for
example hear it during the "Genesis" (Track 1) introduction (which is
also the whole album introduction):
Jesus Jones "Perverse" (SBK ©1993)

This Rock british group used a Korg WS for this album. You can for example clearly recognize the ROM 46 "RhythmOfTheWave" Performance during the musical break from "The Devil You Know" (Track 2) song:
Genesis "The Way We Walk - Volume Two: The Longs" (Atlantic ©1993)

As
mentioned above, Tony Banks included a Korg WS in his set during the
"The Way We Walk" tour. There are several examples that we could
mention here, but one of my prefered is the pad entry during the "Firth
Of Fifth" Mike Rutherford's guitar solo from the "Old Medley" (Track 1)
song:

You can hear here all the Korg WS powerful when it is placed in a mix!
Tangerine Dream "Rockoon" (Miramar ©1992)

Korg
WS has been included into the synths set of this german group's
album. You can for example hear a typical vector evolutive pad during the
introduction of "Penguin Reference" (Track 8):



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